“…With the development of science and technology and functional materials, there have been increasing numbers of interdisciplinary articles reported in recent decades. The applications of POMs not only are any longer focused on catalytic, magnetic, and luminescence but also have been extended toward the explorations of enzyme-like activity, electrochemical sensing, etc. − Although POMs with remarkable redox activity have been proven to be potential electrode materials, their application in electrochemical sensors is greatly restricted owing to the shortcomings of poor conductivity. Therefore, some multifunctional composite materials, which combined POMs with metal nanoparticles (NPs), metal–organic frameworks, covalent–organic frameworks, carbonaceous materials, and conducting polymers, were fabricated to take advantage of synergistic effects to improve conductive properties. − The results indicate that the electrochemical sensors of carbon–POM nanomaterials can exhibit a low detection limit, high selectivity, and good antijamming capability.…”